Flow-type microwave heating

A heating solution for mass-producing nanoparticles in a "continuous" manner with uniform particle size.

Unlike conventional heating, which transfers heat from the outside, microwave heating directly and uniformly heats the solution from the inside. 【Feature 1】Uniform Particle Size Microwave heating can rapidly and uniformly raise the temperature of the entire reaction solution, allowing for simultaneous generation and growth of particle nuclei. This enables the production of particles with uniform sizes in a short time. 【Feature 2】Particle Size Control Without Dependence on Protectants When particle size is suppressed using protectants, the remaining organic material can hinder the subsequent sintering process. Since microwaves rapidly and uniformly heat the liquid itself, particle size can be controlled during the nucleation stage, allowing protectants to focus solely on preventing aggregation.

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